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Jeremy Rosenberg

Jeremy Rosenberg is a Los Angeles-based writer, editor, and consultant whose work has appeared in various books, magazines, newspapers, and online.

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My Way Or The Highway: Why Mega-Roads Rule The City
In the rush to grab all the newly available transportation dollars, cities such as Los Angeles made a Faustian bargain.
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Julian Hurtado: From the Philippines, His Grandparents Make His L.A. Possible
The hardships faced by his grandparents as they moved from the Philippines to Los Angeles keeps this UCLA student motivated.
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The Birth of Sprawl: How Ending the Great Depression Meant Inventing the Suburbs
The Federal Housing Administration played a dramatic role in shaping the design of post-war suburbs across America.
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Alicia Escalante: From Teenage Runaway to Leading Chicana Activist
Her voice roared across audiences and moved mountains.
Street Food Is Not a Crime
Is the guy standing in the traffic island, hawking mangoes, a criminal?
Lisa Marr: How The Cuddle Core Icon Came To L.A.
"There was plenty of time to ramble all over the place, meet wacky weirdos with an eye on the stairway to stardom, and discover a million and one fun, freaky, free things to do."
Don't Bury Your Head In The Sand: Why The Clean Water Act Matters
Thanks to this piece of legislation, many of the water bodies of the United States are by now, cleaner.
Anthony Ausgang: Los Angeles is Paradise, Right?
He sold his vast collection of Led Zeppelin bootleg records to afford the move from Austin to California.
Title IX: Why So Many More Women and Girls Play and Win at Sports
According to tennis legend Billie Jean King, there has been a 1,000% increase in girls playing high school sports since Title IX.
Josefina López: 'Real Women Have Curves' Author Was Undocumented Until Thirteen
Getting a green card and becoming legal changed everything for the award-winning writer and her family.
Margaret Garcia: Her Grandma Overcame So Much; Her Own First Breath Was A 'Criminal Act'
Even with her 4-feet 9 inches frame, her grandmother was a strong and intimidating presence who overcame struggles to raise her family.
Olga Connolly: An Amazing Olympic -- and American -- Love Story
The epic story of an Olympian who shocked her home country in the midst of the Cold War.
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